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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-27, Page 8"AUTO SERVICE RELIAALE, Huronview Receive A New Bus On Monday, Match 25th, a bus was presented to Huronview by the Huronview Auxiliary, the presentation being made by Mrs. Wilfrid Colclough, President of the Auxiliaryi, to Anson McKin- ley , Chairman of the Huronview Committee of Management: Mrs.. Coklough spear-headed a very successful campaign by the Auxiliary to raise the funds for the purchase of the vehicle. The bus is 'a Dodge rnaxivan, purchased from. J & T Murphy Ltd. Clinton. The van has afternoon, before a large home- town crowd of 351; Lucknow was victorious 10-6. Ian Montgomery, despite being tagged and checked continually, ledg the scoring with three goals, Murray Thompson and Stewart Mann scored 2 with singles going to Cliff Mann, Greg Hamilton and Mark Chisholm. Assists went to Bob Moffat 3; Ian Montgomery , Kevin Murray and Mark Chisholm, 2 each; Bob MacGillivray, Cliff Mann, Murray Thoinpson and John Hamilton, 1 each. Lucknow was back in Watford last night (Tuesday) and if a fourth game is necessary it will be in Lucknow Friday. Lucknow Juveniles will start playoffs for W.O.A.A. Grand Championship Wednesday, March 27 against Mount Forest. Best 2 out of 3 series with second game slated for Lucknow Sunday after- noon March 31st. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ' WEDNESDAY, MARN •ne 102 GE EIGHT Lucknow Juvenile hockey team , took a COMmandifig 2-0 lead, last week in the best-of-five Ontario 1 Minor Hockey Association Juven- ile "D" semi-final ,series with Watford. . • In Watford on Wednesday, Lucknow registered a 5-3 win. Ian Montgomery scored 3 for Luck- now and Stewart Mann 2. Assists , went .to Murray Thompson 2 and Mark Chisholm 1. , •Back in Lucknow on Sunday • Intermediates lead Playoff, $0riers 3-1 16,4PairOf Games 'Last Weekend LucknOw Intermediates came up with 2 wins on the week end with.Atwood in Minor C playoff hockey., The series, now stands at • 3 games to' 1 for. Lucknow , with the fifth game in Lucknow tonight (Wednesday). .If Lucknow wAn ' Wednesday's game they will ad- vance to the Grand Championship series which would start. this week end. Watch Posters for •future games in, either the Atwood or Grand Championship series. On Friday, March 22, the score was 9-1 for Lucknow in a, game in Lucknow arena., Goals were by ' John MacKenzie 2, Graham Ham- RIPLEY TYKES, winners of the Teeswater Tyke hockey tourna-' .meat, are pictured: Back row; left to right, Paul.Keel- an , Larry Coning, Jeff Scott, Danny Srrieltzer , Bob Cameron, Keep Your Car Well In Tune For Safe-CI r'r4 n Economical Driving Dale Robinson, Arron Patriquin and Garry Rutledge. Front row: Kevin Boyle, Ken Elliott Terry Irwin, Dan. McDon- ald , Mike Moore and Paul Harris. The ladies are reminded that their annual meeting will follow their playoffs around 9.00 p.m. on Monday , April 1st. Friday, at 4.30, will see the beginning of the final bonspiel of the season for the Clark Ferguson Trophy. A total 0/eighteen mix- ed rinks will play one game each on Friday, and finish with two gimes on Saturday. This is,one of the most popular events of the year, with the entry list having been filled for some time. , Playoffs are now the order of the day to decide the grand champions for the ladies, gents and mixed draws. Preliminary rounds have now been completed with finals, in all events, to be completed during the coming week. • Second place winnersp were Jim MacDonald and Don Paquette. • Assisting Jim were. Sharon Court- ney, Mervin Funston and Alice • Gamble. Don was curling with Jean Wylds, Arthur Collins and. Wayne Elliott. Third place Ifinish es were registered. by Leroy Wald,- en with Vicki Funston Allister MacKay and Norm Barnard; arid lack ,Scott's rink of Gladys Nichol- 3on , Bill Peterbaugh and Beatrice Pollock. Skipping other rinks picking up the corisolatiOn awards were Bob Lyons, Murray Thotnp- son, Gordon Roulston, Elmer. Courtney , Donald' Gaunt and Clifford Emmerton. Ripley Curling News By Don McLay Wind-up - 1974 is now written into the record books, with Pres- ident Sandy MacCharles rink win- ning the top spot for the day with two wins and plus 'of eleven. Cur- ling 'with Sandy were Barbara Lid- dle , Doug Dahmer and Dianne Farrell, Ron Farrell, skipping for Charles Liddle, with Dianne Brooks, Ernes , Coiling and Ursula Burnett, wa the winner of the early draw with two wins and a plus of ten'. An unusual feature of the day was that there was no three gaine winner. ,,,, Lucknow Bantam hockey team advance to the W.O.A.A. finals • by defeating Milverton, 2 games to 1 in their best of three series. Lucknow won the first game 3-1 in Lucknow. The second game of the series, played in Milverton on Saturday afternoon saw Lucknow open the scoring with 2 goals. Milverton came back to take the lead after' some strange calls by the officials had the Lucknow team, dishearten- ed. m• The boys really worked hard in the third period and lied the, score 5-5 with only seconds left in regu- lation time,„ . . Milverton took 'a two goal lead, in overtime with Lucknow coming back with one. Lubknow fought hard with numerous close calls late in overtime but could not get the equalizer. Final Score was Milverton 7, Lucknow .6. Lucknow returned to Milverton been fitted with an extended roof and a wheel-chair lift which is, electrically operated. It will carry nine persons, four of whom can remain right in their wheel- chairs. Among the Many county clubs and organization from this 'area who assisted in this project was the Catholic Women'S League of Lucknow, the Auburn Women's Institute and North Htiron Orange Lodge. 444444,44,44,00. Each 44 piece set includes 8 five piece place settings:4 s pieces and chest. Bantams Defeat Milverton In Close Fought Series, Play Teeswater In F' KING FREDRICK PATTERN SCHMID'S CHINA JEWELLERY Owners W.jos: and Dean E, Agnew PHONE 5284532 LUCKNOW LEILANI PATTERN. • 1847.: ROGERS RETIRED SILVERWA FLAIR PATTERN on Sunday afternoon to colt, a well earned victory andi series. Milverton opened these early in the game. Lucia] came back with 2 goo by Dalton, the first with Luc short handed. In the second period Mif, scored 'two goals to take the, again. Again iucknow fo back with Pat Murray scot Kevin Kilpatrick to tie the with only seconds left in the Fad ! In the third period Lucke, went ahead on a.picturegm when Rick Howald convetlet1 pass from Grant Gilchrist. by RiCk Howald , midway the period and Shawn Dalto the dying seconds gave Lile a well deserved victory iuw every pla yer ,on the ice gal/ very best.. Final score was LucknowS Milverton 3. LucknoWs line up was: g Freddie Howald , Brad Aitc defence," Pat Murray, Rods son; Forwards Rick flowald Steve Hamilton ,.Rick Conl alternates , Eric Cayley, Rot son , Tom O'Keefe 'Jim Van Grant Gilchrist , 'Mark Frayne Shawn' Da lton , Kevin 141 Lucknow now meets Tees in the final series lof the W. A. J'roPhy, Good Luck boy 44 Piece Set With Chest Regular $184.81 Sale Price $99.95 44 Piece Set With Chest Regular $184.85 Sale Price $99.95 44 Piece Set With Chest Regular $184.85 Sale Price $99.95 Alin First 'Two In 'Ontario Semtifinals ilton 2, Dave MacKinnon, Glen Morningstar, John Emberlin, Ross Forster, Art Stanley, with one each. Assists went to Ross Forster, Bob O'Donohue, John MacKenzie, Glen Morningstar, ,,Art Stanley, with one each; Dave MacKinnon 2 , John Emberlin 2. On Sunday , March 24 in a game played at Listowel, Lucknow again won 7-4. Goals, were by John Emberlin 3, Glen Morningstar 2, John MacKen zie and Wally Houston, one each. Assists were registered by Miss Forster 2, 'Dave' MacKinnon 3, Art Stanley 2 , John MacKenzie 2.